Get Married in LA. On us.
We're launching Cakewalk in Los Angeles, and we're looking for four couples to be part of it.
You get a real ceremony. A real officiant. A real documentary-style photographer. Your marriage license handled. Up to 20 guests. Everything Cakewalk does, at no cost.
It's a full Los Angeles elopement, minus the invoice. In exchange, we use the photos and content to launch our LA presence.
That's the deal.
We're shooting one ceremony per concept. You pick the one that actually feels like you.
Why New York City?
You don’t need a venue when you have NYC. Central Park. Brooklyn Heights Promenade. Grand Central Station. The steps of The Met (yeah, that Met). NYC gives you more interesting ceremony locations than most wedding venues could dream of — and none of them require a $15K rental fee. A micro wedding here also means your guests can actually enjoy the city. No driving to a remote estate. People fly in, walk to the ceremony, and go to dinner afterward — no fuss.
How it Works
You reach out. Fill out our inquiry form or take our quick quiz. We set up a call.
We learn what you're going for and handle everything from there — location, permits, photographer, officiant, and marriage license paperwork.
You show up and get married. Your officiant runs the show on-site, making sure the whole thing goes off without a hitch.
Add what you want. Skip what you don’t.
No packages. No tiers. No “platinum upgrade.” Every Cakewalk micro wedding starts with the same base — officiant, photographer, license, permits. We don’t upsell. The base has absolutely everything you need.
If you want more, you add only what you actually want if you want it: Super 8 videography, more photography time, live musicians, a vintage taxi, all built into your Cakewalk timeline.
Who’s this for?
Cakewalk micro weddings are a good fit if you want more than City Hall but less than a full wedding. You've been putting it off, you don't want to spend $80K, or you just want something intentional without the production. We work with couples from everywhere — the UK, Australia, out of state, lifelong New Yorkers, and everyone in between.